2. How can a redhead avoid greasy, oily skin in the spring/summer months?

It’s all about the proper cleanser and moisturizer for your skin type. “Oily skin types usually do well with a salicylic acid cleanser like NoLIO Gly/Sal Pore Minimizing Cleanser,” Dr. Baumann states.

3. What is your #1 tip for transitioning your skin from winter to spring?

“It depends on your skin type and where you live. If you are in place with seasons, as it warms up you can switch to a lighter moisturizer. Some skin types change seasonally. See your dermatologist if your skin care stops working for you.”

4. Let’s talk about rosacea! What should a person with rosacea avoid?

Dr. Baumann says redheads experience red flushing (aka rosacea). “Rosacea is very, very common in light skin and redheads often have light skin. In my practice, I see it in about 40% of redheads. It is more common if the person has a history of sun exposure.”

“Rosacea-prone skin types should avoid friction like facial brushes, scrubs, and microdermabrasion. In some people, eliminating triggers like alcohol, spicy food and hot drinks can help as well, ” Baumann recommends.

6. Do you have a favorite sunscreen?

7. What is your #1 tip for treating those with acne?

“Acne is the single most common skin condition in the United States, and it can affect both teens and adults.” Dr. Baumann suggests working closely with your dermatologist to find the right skin routine and also address the main causes of the acne:

Decrease oil production: “Salicylic acid cleansers and toners can penetrate through the oil to clean out clogged pores and spot treatments can help remove excess oil.”

Prevent clogged pores: “Salicylic acid and retinol are often prescribed together to help manage clogged pores.”